Thursday, February 2, 1950
20 Cooper Street
Dearest June,
People are still talking about Bruno. His sister says that he didn’t regain consciousness till 8:00 in the morning. Apparently, it was even more serious than we thought at first.
I had a busy day in the store today with only two of us working. Joe is filling in for Bruno and may continue working through the weekend. It looks like I won’t get any more time off this week.
My folks went to a supper at the Hampton Bays church with our minister and his family. I stayed home tonight and ate my supper alone.
I miss you very much. Remember me to everybody. Don’t be too lonesome when you have to ride the subway alone and always be careful. You know I love you. Good night, sweetheart,
Love,
Art
P.S. I forgot to tell you – if you should be coming home this weekend, I’m going to a men’s supper at the church Friday night at 6:30. If you call up and don’t get an answer, you can try my mother at Southampton 951.
Lots of love,
Art
(On Saturday, roommates and weekends.)
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